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KEY DATES: All the school holiday dates in Germany for 2026 and 2027

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Wondering when schools are off in Germany? We’ve put together a handy guide for the coming term so you can plan the year ahead.

Whether you need to secure childcare, you’re planning a family holiday or you’re wondering when it might be quieter for a staycation, it is handy to know when pupils in Germany are off school. 

Germany’s 16 states (Bundesländer) are responsible for their school calendar. That means vacations vary depending on the region you’re based in. 

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The main school holiday breaks in Germany include:

Autumn holidays – Herbstferien 

Christmas holidays – Weihnachtsferien

Winter holidays – Winterferien

Easter holidays – Osterferien 

Whitsun – Pfingstferien 

Summer holidays – Sommerferien

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When schools in Germany are closed for the holidays

We’ve compiled the dates below for each state in the 2026/27 school year.

Please note there will be further days off depending on the state and individual school, for example teaching-free days. Make sure to check with your school calendar to keep on top of those.  

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Baden-Württemberg

Autumn: October 26th-30th

Christmas/winter: December 23rd, 2026-January 9th

Easter: March 25th, plus March 30th-April 3rd

Whitsun: May 18th-29th

Summer: July 29th-September 11th

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Bavaria

Autumn: November 2nd-6th

Christmas: December 24th-January 8th

Winter: February 8th-12th

Easter: March 22nd-April 2nd

Whitsun: May 18th-28th

Summer: August 2nd-September 13th

Berlin

Autumn: October 19th-31st

Christmas: December 23rd-January 2nd

Winter: February 1st-6th

Easter: March 22nd-April 2nd

Whitsun: May 18th-19th

Summer: July 1st-August 14th

Brandenburg

Autumn: October 19th-30th

Christmas: December 23rd-January 2nd

Winter: February 1st-6th

Easter: March 22nd-April 3rd

Whitsun: May 18th

Summer: July 1st-August 14th

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Bremen

Autumn: October 12th-24th

Christmas: December 23rd-January 9th

Winter: February 1st-2nd

Easter: March 22nd-April 3rd

Summer: July 8th-August 18th

Hamburg

Autumn: October 19th-30th

Christmas: December 21st-January 1st

Winter: January 29th

Easter: March 1st-12th

Whitsun: May 7th-14th

Summer: July 1st-August 11th

Hesse

Autumn: October 5th-17th

Christmas/winter: December 23rd-January 12th

Easter: March 22nd-April 2nd

Summer: June 28th-August 6th

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Autumn: October 15th-24th

Christmas: December 21st-January 2nd

Winter: February 8th-19th

Easter: March 24th-April 2nd

Whitsun: May 14th-18th

Summer: July 5th-August 14th

Lower Saxony

Autumn: October 12th-24th

Christmas: December 23rd-January 9th

Winter: February 1st-2nd

Easter: March 22nd-April 3rd

Summer: July 8th-August 18th

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North Rhine-Westphalia

Autumn: October 17th-31st

Christmas/winter: December 23rd-January 6th

Easter: March 22nd-April 3rd

Whitsun: May 18th

Summer: July 19th-August 31st

Rhineland-Palatinate

Autumn: October 5th-16th

Christmas/winter: December 23rd-January 8th

Easter: March 22nd-April 2nd

Summer: June 28th-August 6th

Saarland

Autumn: October 5th-16th

Christmas: December 21st-31st

Winter: February 8th-12th

Easter: March 30th-April 9th

Summer: June 28th-August 6th

Saxony

Autumn: October 12th-24th

Christmas: December 23rd-January 2nd

Winter: February 8th-19th

Easter: March 26th-April 2nd

Whitsun: May 15th-18th

Summer: July 10th-August 20th

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Saxony-Anhalt

Autumn: October 19th-30th

Christmas: December 21st-January 2nd

Winter: February 1st-6th

Easter: March 22nd-27th

Whitsun: May 15th-22nd

Summer: July 10th-August 20th

Schleswig-Holstein

Autumn: October 12th-24th

Christmas/winter: December 21st-January 6th

Easter: March 30th-April 10th

Summer: July 3rd-August 14th

Thuringia

Autumn: October 12th-24th

Christmas: December 23rd-January 2nd

Winter: February 1st-6th

Easter: March 22nd-April 3rd

Summer: July 10th-August 20th

Other holidays to be aware of:

Please note some of these are included in school vacation periods. When a holiday falls on a weekend in Germany it is not moved to a week day. 

Nationwide holidays:

Christmas Day (Erster Weihnachtstag): December 25th, 2026 (Friday)

Boxing Day (Zweiter Weihnachtstag): December 26th, 2026 (Saturday)

New Year’s Day (Neujahrstag): January 1st, 2027 (Friday)

Labour Day (Tag der Arbeit): May 1st, 2027 (Saturday)

Good Friday (Karfreitag): March 26th, 2027 (Friday)

Easter Monday (Ostermontag): March 29th, 2027 (Monday)

Labour Day (Tag der Arbeit): May 1st, 2027 (Saturday)

Ascension Day (Christi Himmelfahrt): May 6th, 2027 (Thursday)

Whit Monday (Pfingstmontag): May 17th, 2027 (Monday)

German Unity Day (Tag der Deutschen Einheit): October 3rd, 2027 (Sunday)

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Regional holidays:

Reformation Day (Reformationstag): October 31st, 2026 (Saturday), in Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein and Thuringia

All Saints’ Day (Allerheiligen): November 1st, 2026 (Sunday), in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland

Epiphany (Heilige Drei Könige): January 6th, 2027, in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria and Saxony-Anhalt

International Women’s Day (Frauentag): March 8th, 2027, in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Corpus Christi (Fronleichnam): May 27th, 2027, in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland, as well as some districts in Saxony and Thuringia

Assumption Day (Mariä Himmelfahrt): August 15th, 2027 (Sunday), in Saarland and some predominantly Catholic communities in Bavaria

World Children’s Day (Weltkindertag): September 20th, 2027, in Thuringia

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